On July 16, 1999, Hanoi became the first city in Asia to be awarded the title "City for Peace" by UNESCO. Over the past 25 years, Hanoi has undergone significant positive changes, becoming a "safe and friendly" destination.
In recent years, Hanoi’s transportation infrastructure has seen significant improvements, including the development of modern, multi-purpose roads. These advancements have significantly contributed to the capital’s economic growth.__Photo: VNA
Hanoi’s urban landscape has become increasingly modern, with significant improvements in traffic congestion, contributing to socio-economic development.__Photo: VNA
Infrastructure remains a top priority for investment and development, with a number of key projects completed and put into operation.__Photo: VNA
Healthcare system has developed steadily, increasingly meeting the needs of the people.__Photo: VNA
Hanoi is a city where leaders from around the world enjoy a peaceful atmosphere. In the photo: During his visit to Vietnam on November 2, 2023, Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte visits a cafe on Dien Bien Phu street, savoring tea and engaging in conversation with Vietnamese friends.__Photo: VNA
International tourists participate in cultural activities at Hoan Kiem pedestrian street in Hanoi.__Photo: VNA
Visiting Hanoi and experiencing the capital’s scenery from a cyclo ride is always among the top choices for international tourists.__Photo: VNA
